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Flutter has all platforms (at least when it comes to pure UI) with native appearances. It won't take you very far though, mainly because a desktop app is wildly

Flutter has all platforms (at least when it comes to pure UI) with native appearances. It won't take you very far though, mainly because a desktop app is wildly different in usage to a mobile app. I don't know why people keep insisting on having everything in the same codebase, which not have a page for Desktop and a page for mobile, with the business logic in common only ?

tracker1 2y ago
Don't get me wrong, I like Flutter... but it isn't exactly native UX on any platform. And it's a large part of why my own take is that embedded browser platforms (Tauri, Electron, etc) aren't actually so bad for a UI rendering surface and that you can go a long way with component styling that is at least closer to what the platform is doing (colors, fonts, etc). You can use a Material approach, and enough apps are similar enough to this, even in the various platforms that it can look "close enough" for many or even most things. Though Mac will be more oddly out as their apps tend to be far more consistent than with Windows or Linux.